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SCRATCHES % YEARS.
A Sealy. Itching, Skin Disease with
Endless Suffering Cured by
Cuticura Remedies.


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$200.so 1.-TWO hundred dollars) and an immense
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WATERBURY,, W., Jan. 2eth, 1887.
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Tax Notice.

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i the following times and places for the pur
pose of collecting the State and County Taxes
Tor tho war 1897
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The Winston Leader, Established January ~. 1878,
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What True Merit win DO.

The unprecedented sale of Bo-
schee's German Syrup within a
few years, has astonished the world
1t is without doubt the safest and
best remedy ever discovered for
the speedy and effectual cure of
coughs, colds and the severest
lung troubles. 1t acts on an entire
ly different principle from the
usual prescriptions given by ply
slcians, as it does not dry up a
cough and leave the disease still in
the system, but on the contrary
removes the cause OF the trouble,
heals the parts affected and leaves
them in purely healthy condition.
A bottle kept in the house for use
when the diseases make their APP
pearance, viii save doctors bills
and long spell OF serious illness.
4 trial viii convince you of these
facts. It is positively sold by all
druggists and general dealers in
the land. Price, - cents, large
bottles. :
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Estray Notice.

Taken UP and estrayed By W +. Cawfonl be-
fore U. I. chamberlain, J p precinct No. !, San
saba County. Tex A., on the 96th day of March,
lss7, the follow NJ described horses
One.bay mare. / hands high, : or six years old.
branded heart with projecting stems at bottom and
halfcirele it IN left thigh cancelled brand on
left shoulder. One yearling colt unbranded One
man mare 49, hand- high, years olG, spanish
brand on left hip and Y X on left thigh One year
ling colt unbranded. One brown horse, years old
Snsash brand GA left thigh and dim brand OF right
thigh The above five head Of horses appraised AT
seventy dollars.
One bav horse. or : yeass Old. II hands high
branded IL connected on left shoulder. also with
a J on bottom of each stem on left hip, and II
connected with a small o under 1t o. left thigh
appraised at 30 dollars
one BAY horee saddle marked, II hands high {
or years old branded with b on bottom on left
shoulder, and Y with J on bottom Of each stem ON
left hip. Appraised at $50
One brown horse, right hind foot white, l44 hands
hiae years old, branded . on left side Of meek
and NC on left shoulder Appraised az 50 NJ,
Two bay mares years old, l3i hands high. BIZ
on left hip, also one yeariing co unbranded AP
praised at $50.
One hav mare. ur years oil, 49, bands high,
gentle 10 ride branded Mt on left shoulder, also
one yeariing colt. unbranded; Appraised at so
One brown MARI, right hind foot white lrit ear
rounded OIL - years old. branded Ilil connected
on left shoulder also one iron gray lilly, Year,
old. unbranded Appraised at - Witness my
signature, this 29th dayof MARCH,. h.
&C Go.
Returned as an ostIay for the benefit OF san
saba county by J. :. Hart Coninli ssioner precinct
No 4 certain gray mare, about ? years old, and
branded with character resembling par OF
scissors on left shoulder. alsl sucking colt OF
said mare. unbranded. said mar has been placed
in charge Of ----- living near cherokee
10 IN.
4. DUGGAN.
CCCSSC Co
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Gen. George T. Afford, James II
Langley and Prof W. T. Cummins
well known in Fort Worth and
North Texas, aftera trip through
Wichita, Archer and other coun-
ties northwest of Fort Worth,
were interviewed at Dallas by a
reporter, who says: They report
great interest felt in that section
over the early advent of the Chi
cage, Rock Island and Pacific rail
road, the officers Of which have
promised that theroad Will at once
be constructed on nearly bee line
from Caldwell, KIN, via Fort Re
no, Fort sill, Wichita Falls, Archer
City, Fort Bellnap and Brecken-
ridge to Cisco, in Eastland county,
and thence through Brentwood,
San Saba, Llano, Gillespie and
Kendall to San Antonio, connect
ing there with lines east and west.
and to the Gulf at Aransas Pass,
making a straight line from north
to south through the exact center
of the state. About the center of
Archer county the road will bifur
cate, one line running thence
southeast to Fort Worth and Dal-
las. This great trunk road will be
one Of the most valuable in the
State, and viii open up a magnif-
icent country now destitute of
railways. The people along the
line are greatly elated at the pros
poets of its early completion. The
crossing of Red River has already
been selected about u miles north
of Wichita Falls and the right of
way obtained through Wichita and
Archer counties, the depot grounds
selected and purchased in Wichita
Falls and at Elm Springs in Arch
er county, where a new town is be
ing laid out at the crossing of the
Gainesville, Henrietta and Sey-
mour railroad, which is now COM
pleted to Henrietta, and is build
ing west Of that city.-Fort Worth
Gazette.
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An advance reporter witnessed
a sight yesterday morning on the
streets of Waco that illustrates
most sadly the effects of personal
liberty. In the chain gang of the
city there was a man who was a
few short years ago a prosperous
merchant of Waco. He was a good
business man, had plenty and was
respected and honored. Personal
liberty that gives men the right to
drag their fellows down to degra-
dation and Indebtedness has ruin
ed this man for ever. At home is
his wife and five little children.
His competence has slipped
through his drunken grasp; his
clothes are rags; his home is the
dark abode of dire sadness and de-
spair. And yet there are men
smart men-who say that to close
these foundations of death would
iniure business" And so it would.
1t would demoralize the chain gang
and pnfalyze the city court and
break sadly into the trade of the
undertaker.-Waco Advance.
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Laws Relating to yewspapers.

The following is a summary of the laws
and decisions governing newspaper sub
seriptions;
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regularly from the post-oilice, whether di-
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wishing to continue their subscriptions.
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place to which they are sent, they arr
held responsible until they settle then
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Safe, permanent and complete are the
cures of bilious and intermittent diseases,
made by Prickly Ash bitters. Dyspepsia,
general debility, habitual constipation,
liver and kidney complaints are speedily
eradicated from the system. 1t disinfeeis,
cleanses and eliminates all malaria. Health
and vigor are obtained more rapidly and
permanently by the use Of this great nat
ural antidote than by any other remedy
heretofore known. As a blood purifier and
tonic it brings health, renewed energy and
vitality 10 worn and diseased body.
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A sermon both short and good
is perfect and needs no apology. A
short poor sermon has ali apology
for its poorness in Its brevity. A
long, good sermon has an apology
for its length in its goodness. But
a long, poor sermon admits of no
apology, and the attempt to make
one makes it both longer and poor
er. Therefore, proceed to bust
ness without apology. Christian
Advocate.
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The following is the paper IS
sued by IS members of the legis-
lature indorsing the position OF
Col Henry Exall on the prohibi-
ton question:
Whereas, the Democratic State
convention held at Galveston in
1856, declared that a Democrat
could vote either for or against
laws prohibiting the sale of liquor
w--hout affecting his party stand
ing; and,
Whereas, a Democratic legisla-
ture, on the Recommendation of a
Democratic governor, has submit
ted the question of prohibiting
the sale of liquor in Texas to a
vote of the people on the 4th of
AUGUST next;
Therefore we the undersigned
Democrats do most cordially and
heartily indorse the opinion of
Col. Henry Exall, chairman of the
state Democratic executive COM
mittee, that Prohibition is an is
sue in which the Democratic par
ty can not take part as a party, and
we earnestly pledge ourselves to
oppose every attempt of any one
whomsoever to make it a party
question, and thus SOW the seeds of
dissension in the democratic ranks.
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Peterson's Magazine for May is on hand
with its usual promptitude. Decidedly.
50 far, Peterson for 1857 has surpassed
itself. lift 90 on as it has begun, this
will be its jubilee year, in point of merit.
This months double size colored fashion
plate will be greeted with extra eagerness
by the ladies, Is it contains several Paris
ian Costumes wholly novel in design, and
As graceful as they are original. The
steel-engraving is beauty, and the cro-
ehet aud embroidery patterns arc very
fresh and taking. The stories, too, are
exceptionally good; "The Missing Link
Is ono of the best short tales we have read
in great while. In fact. the number is
Just 4 mass of good things from cover to
cover; artistic beauty. literary interest,
and household utility are so well combined
that there is ample choice for every taste,
and certainty Of pleasing the most fas-
tidious. Terms; rwodollars a year with
greatdeduetions to clubs. Address Peter
sons Magazine, 3O6 Chestnut Street, Phil
iadelplia. Pa.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-04-15

In the Chicago city election the
new Lubor party made a desperate
effort to carry the election. The
Labor party was composed largely
of the socialist element and it was
fought on that issue by Democrats
and Republicans alike, Roach,
Republican, got the Democratic
vote and the result was that the
Labor party is showed under by a
majority of 10000 votes.
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Allison 81 Martin.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

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whose lands have been soll and who are
anxious TO redeem the same, an emergency
exists, and an imperative public necessity
demands that this act take effect from
and after its passage. and it is so enacted.
Approved March 10, ls57.
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Under the laws of Pennsylvania
any person convicted of selling
deadly weapons or explosives to
persons under l6 years Of age is
punishable by a fine not e, eeed-
ing $500.
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ABUSIVE LANGUAGE,

Section l. Be it enacted by the Legisla
ture Of the State Of Texas: That if any
person shall in the presence or hearing OF
another, curse or abuse such person, or
use any violently abusive language to
such person concerning his female rela-
tons under circumstances reasonably
calculated to provoke a breach of the
peace, be shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, and on conviction Thereof
shall be fined not less than 50 nor more
than 500. Approved March :. Iss7.
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INTEnFERINe VII ElIrLoYEs.

Section /. BE it enacted by the Legis-
latnrh Of the state of Texas. That any
person who shall by threat ening words,
or by acts Of violence or intimidation.
prevent, or attempt to prevent, another
from engaging or remaining in, or from
performing the duties o. any lawful en-
Ployment, shall be guilty of a INSIDE
meanor, and, upon conviction thereof,
shall be punished by 4 fine of not less
than s25 DOR more than $500, and by con-
inement not less than one nor more than
six months in the county jail. Approved
March :, lSS7.
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County coxvic1s.

Article 1902 Any person who may be
convicted of a misdemeanor or petty Of
Tense, and who shall be committed to
jail in default of the payment of the fine
and costs adj1dged agaius- him, may be
worked upon the public roads or upon
the county farms Of the county III which
such conviction is had, or be hired ont to
any individual, company or corporation
within the county of conviction, to re-
main in said county, and the proceeds of
said hiring, when collected. shall he ap-
piled, first to the payment OF costs, and
second 10 the payment Of the fine; and
every convict shall be entitled to a credit
Of . cents on his fine and costs for each
day he may serve under such hiring, in-
Guiding Sunday; and he shall be dis
charged at any time upon the payment Of
the balance due on his fine and costs, or
upon the expiration of his term ofseryice;
his term of service in no event to be
greater than one day for each p cents of
fine and costs; provided, that in no case
shall the counties be responsible to the
officers for their costs. And in no case
shall such eonvicts be hired out for a long
er period than two years for a failure to
pay fine and costs; and on the expiration
Of said time, unless by hire such fine and
costs have been sooner paid of, said con-
Wet shall be finally discharged. Apprpy-
ed March /, I6s7.
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ELECTIONS AND SALOONS.

Article rs. If any person shall open or
keep open any barroom, saloon, or other
place, house, or establishment where
vinous, malt, spirituous or intoxicating
liquors are sold, during any portion of
the day on which an election is held for
any purpose or office whatsoever, in the
voting precinct, village, town or city
where such election is held, or within
three miles of any such voting precinct,
village. town or city, where such election
is held, or shall, in such voting precinct.
village town or city, or within three
miles thereof sell, barter or give away any
yinous, malt, spirituous or intoxicating
liquor, during the day on which any such
election is held, or if any person shall car.
~ to the polling place on the day of any
election, or in the neighborhood of he
came, any intoxicating liquors for the
purpose Of saleor gift, or if any person
shall find and take possession of any in
toxicating liquors at or near the polling
place, or inform another Of tle wherea-
abOuts Of said Intoxicating liquors, he
shall be fined not less than 500 nor more
than $500.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-04-15
w. 7. Hayes,
PRACTICAL SURVEYOR

All persons wanting surveying done
Except vacancies and subdivisions Of
school-lands, which can only be legally
done ny the county Surveyor can secure
the services of the undersigned, with six
years experience as count surveyor,
among the Mustang surveys Of San Saba
county, and who has the only correct map
of said county in existence, He is now
USING 8 TRAESIT,
the only reliable instrument for surveying
purposes in the county. Adds
". L. HAYES, Fredonid, Teras.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-04-15

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